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  • How to Test Laser Welded Joints

    Laser welding is a technique used in the automotive industry. The power and the laser size can be increased or reduced depending on the required specifications. The testing of laser-welded joints is done to ensure that the joints have no weaknesses. Joint testing is done using the destructive or the nondestructive methods.

  • Joint Test & Assessment Activities

    Joints may be subject to any number of injuries or damage. Arthritis is a common affliction and may be diagnosed with blood tests. In other instances, however, such as with non-specific pain or loss of mobility, doctors may need to perform additional joint assessment activities. Some of these are designed to identify specific conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis, while others measure cartilage loss.

  • What Is the RA Factor Test For?

    Most forms of arthritis are caused by worn or injured joints. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease which causes your body to attack itself, mostly in the hand and feet joints. One test for the disease is the RA factor test, also called the RF test.

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